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A Bomb Fiend Done mp.

. SAN FRANcrsco, March 16-Jchn E.
Shtes charged with attempting to place a
dynamite bomb on the track Of the Suffer
Street cable line, was today found guilty.
Judge Hunt said it was sufficient to show
that the person had definite intention of
placing the bomb where it would do dam
age. The prisoner will be sentenced Sat
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-17

Shearman's addition, five blocks south
from the Garfield university. All the lots
in the Shearman's addition are good and
cheap Enquire of agents.
Seaman'S additlon-LOts for sale by Gard
ner Bros, & CO., l41 North Maiu street. Z |
For choice lots in Shearmau's addition see
E. f. Blunt, l47 North Main street. dlUc-6t+
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Now is the time to buysyour boots, shoes;
a Grand $500 upright piano given away;
ticket given to every purchaser Of, q pair OF
Is, 1887. '.Ss -. = s. dss;-r
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Notice to Contractors

The excsyating on :he Lawrence & Sea
man three story building, corner SeDe a st.
and DouSl las -Slxl0l. vii be comp eted
in day or 50 when bias for tie stone work
for the basement will be received by L ID.
Seaman, gil w Douglas ave. For plans and
specifications see Proudfoot s. Biyd. Archi-
tects, Eagle block. l0!d
e Get in On the ground neor for thoss hand
some lots in Rapti.t College add, by buying
at once for eu Monday. March 2lst % per
cent will be added to price of all Hnsoid lots.
This means that much advance to You on
every dollar YOU invest in this addition this
week, and full 100 per cent IN TO days.
Headquarters st Office bsrriug. Lynch & Co.
Sale TO commence on Thursday, March 18th.
di0l-5t
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Opera Glasses.
just received direc

We have just received direct from, the i'm
porters, very large and excellent stock OF
opera glasses, which we will place on sale
Monday Morning We have forty rdiferant
stylss, at prices ranging from So 50 ito $50
per pair. EDWARD VAIL & CO,
rlDo-is-, 1,fri Ses: 1A Maip STREET
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Look Oat.

Be sure to watch AMI wait to secure some
Of those choice lots in the choicest addition
to the citv-Baptist collage addition to
Wichita. This will ne on sale commencing
Thursday morning March nth, with head
quarters at Denling, Lynch s. Cos. LOG
Douglas aye. - q = Z - lG2>Jt
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Great Gale East.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, March i6.-Nesscls
that arrive from the Georges report a great
gale swept over the bank March 18th.
1t is feared much damage has been done,
rs a large feet of fishing vessels were on
TN. hank
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4 ". o. Whltple & Co. desire to inform
their many callers of the past three weeks
that they are nov in receipt of the finest line
Of lnantles and CRATES to be found in the Ar
kansas valley. lis South Main. 103-4t
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S.v York Grain and Provisions.

New York Grain and Provisions.
NEW YORK March ID
wheat-Bet,e4; 'sa.:s ned 90 elevator sa9%af9s
delivered. ,as[ a.
liv-rsNi -. 80,
Oats-Qui6t; mixed western s5fssf; white s'cF1a
EgSS-IEOwer: IS
= ssn.,ass-r,-!t: western. Rst, iaatS. -r---
Ba.ret-westerr, steaNiy icsES- 49,
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TswushIo 0mcera.

The EAGLE Printing house have.in stock
all the blanks that are used by them in their
business, also justice dockets, civil and
criminal combined, at rs low figure as any
establishment in tho west. WIZ
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Silk Umbrellas.

We have a very large assortment Of SILK
umbrellas with goti, SILVER, Ivory and nat-
ural stick handles, to which we invite aften-
ton. EDWARD Y ALL q Co,
l00-Gt HS Main st.
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Qpeenswar at cost e, b: Hunters s7-iot

- Notice is hereby givea-te- all real estate
agents that all my property is off the market
at the present prices.
lOl-2ts F C. NISANTS
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lnae one. Come All.

To secure the chance of a lite time, by pur-
chasing a desirable home. well and conyen-
iently located. while itcan. be bad az first
haudsand that TOO at remarkably ldw prices
Bsp,isr College add firsesale of lots % COM
mence Thursday, March 18th. Headquarters
AT Office Deming. Lynch Il Co. dlc35t
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EAr.eT .15s For Sale. rf . II ~ry'
: A fine improved farm mile from Wichita
for 81 000 HENRY FULLER Il Co,
lO2-Gt JAP Main st.
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NsxYnrs LIZ, stock.

$1,000, = NV YORK. March Is.
Hervss-Eecesots liaa had; steady steers s. 55ss
= 2f bulls and dry cows Is t.t&5 20. -
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -SEr Gun aic toHrT- With ss,,yv
Eo,s-Rs,eipts ,sse weaker ct SEQ 10
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FIFTY thousand dollars worth of. lots for
sale near the nav cottage, at Meyer, duncan
&sperk. lie West Douglas ave. 81 sSS
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+.
IiantiSt Coll ere Addition.


On all lots that remain unsold in above ad
dition after, this week, Saturday, March
10Th, the price vail be advance % per cent
Buy and secure the advantage OF this Sale
commences Thursday, March 18th. Head
quarters, Deniug. Lynch Il Co. lost
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-17
wichita stove Eepsir c

No more delays in getting stove repairs +
fit your cooking STOVES; also second ham
COOKING and gasoline stoves for sale at4el
Douglas ave d103-6t
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nThs KnsaA Nanonais fsyksiSShout 70 IL
creksss its 7pssd Pup caphA % t9sAoco A
limited amount Of the new stock may he
obtained by local customers Of tho bank, or
those intending 10 become such, by early a..
plication to n W. Lewis Lug tt~
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Talk about snaps: call at 10 West Douglas
and get q trade have a farm in Green
wood county Kan, that Twill trade for. city
property. Call at once. 996t+
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-17

Apples one dollar per bushel at Stainhaus-
er-Merkle Supply Co. 1926
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We bav. a fine list of lots for sale in Allen.
& Smiths addition, also i'll McCormick's ad-
dition: These lots will be worth $1,000 PEI,
lot in 90 days W NJ Si1nms s. Co, SOC f.
Douglas. .s-,- f-f- .dlU26t
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Ifyou want nursery stock eaA on Benson
Eros. OH Water q, south of the po<toffice.
- d1O1 6t+
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Henry Tu Ter is Offering extraordinary in-
duceinents to few parties who will bulii a.
once ON his addition. Location on Lsr-
rere-, Tcpeks and knposie Area, II miles
fvom Douglas ave, &treet oars on eixber site
ard n the shadow Or the great Baptist cef
ie2a Once AZ y Main =, al, ss.sfrS = Ioe-6.
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= Notice is hereby 81 veuts alt the1red estate
sgsnts that my: Nain stlees property is
Withdraw, from the iaaskea - x
,nl 0,S = PAIER
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-17
oueeuswa,s 1t coss 8! I'D Hunter,s.. oz1(

Two show cases for sale cheap by Post, the
pawnbroker, ADS Douglas ave. delft
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-17

Ohio addition. 18th street and Hydraulic
ave- Good lots, easy terms. Belcher e Co.
l29 f Douglas. SStf
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The women of Wichita win hold a citizen,
meeting once each week for 1.-The present. u
become familiar with their new duties
More than one hundred of our best womsr
have already registered. , r E - S9tt (,
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choice Properly for Sale

Choice Property fog Sale.
sl25 and 127 Douglas ave- Greiffenstein's
add, with new two story brtpk building, in
the very best bust ness part OF the city,
$50. COO
Al Wichita street, Watcrman's add, be-
tween LIST and 2nd streets, Got is 50xl4O ft)
with room house, a good bargain at $1,000
21t 213, 2l5, 2i7, N. Lawrence ave, Hyde
g. FerrAls add, sass front, lay high and fine,
tbs choicsstresidencel lot Of the finest street
IN town, Sl3,0gG ! : ssTk
ii, a. a. q. Mead ave; s-viosa' adj; east
front, lay smooth and nice, 81, 200.
90, 81, So. 81 in block II, Linwood Park
add, near the park, q snap, etc, at s 900.
Real estate agents are authorized to sell
the above property at prices stated, subject
to prior sale. and subject to changes in price
by my putting notice of change in Daily
EAGLE. For terms apply at my office.
10 3'tIJ. Js-1s tis1flh R.iH. RoYS,
d10Otf go E Douglas ave.
TIT TfLF siofiSe.s
+ hereby withdraw Atmy real estate from
the market.
1Ol-st+ "a TCArHARsE L SKINNER.
> Sales ladies wanted ut the Enterprise fancy
goods store, 100 E Douglas ave. Also a
young man and cash boys. .Z75oas = -,10l-6t
Three beautiful residences also fire
building site on North Lawrence avenue, for
cash at bargain.
+ gS-st = ISRAEL Bros & HoLLINaER,Y
|; = Israel Bros Old stand, Ala Doug las.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-17

Fine east front lots and good corners Ia all
the additions around the new college, at 119
West Douglas ave, Meyer, Duncan & Speer.
99-6t
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Buy now Buy this week Buy Thurs
day. March l7th-a home In Baptist College;
addition. There Is millions IN il. y Head
quarters at once Defining, Lynch & Go. =
/
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Agents having my property on sale when
sold report sale 10 2. j. ThisrlewOod & Co,
PIC n. Main. dl02-2t+ NJ B. HAWTHORN.
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RanfiSf Cnlipya Addition

Goes on to the market for the first time on
Thursday, March 18th, and ali lots unsold
this week will he marked up ii per cent. on
Monday, March DIST Bear this in mind and
purchase on the first day, thereby securing
your choice. Headquarters with Deming.
lynch 4 Co. di025t
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Special bargain
\ sweet snap.

! Nine snd ope- half, acres l.: mile north
west of Carey Park, 5000. Hite, Digger X
Nrsrier. f49 y Main. Tsssssa -, Io3,- -
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Best lots in town. within two blocks Of the
new college Terms easy at Meyer, Dupkih
& Speer's, 119 West Douglas aye - g96t
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{ file Sieger Mfg Cp has moved thei', office
r. No l5s Noftb Msfr-street IJ2-2t*
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Cetealire encenss a pkg. at Steinhsnser-
Merkle Supply Co. Ws-os
Cereaiine ter, cents 8 pkg at Stcinhar@er-
Mer kle Sappiy 60. lust
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Chicago tram r,sdrrpvvfcns. ?

-. : - ( CHICAGO. hafch lef
n-he wheat market was active and unsettled again
tday The trading on = very liberal scale ana
rsic e:npe ,arous bout was very lefFous Operators
were as uueh.as sea as ever as TO shefut~s q me
the market ana rumors OF strong parties being I'M
der the market still tends te cause "a eat uHssssinsss
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. {
New York Money.

NEW YORK. March &c.
Stocks were dull today and business restricted by
apprehensions Of light money market, Close WAS
firm, generally shade higher, r..-, Il -. 90. ~
Money on cali easy 2Iea5Is cent: closed ats.
Prime mere rntie papcr az sst1a. s' q
sterling eNcilase tun and une haI4ef. : : ~
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| - -cc Chicago Live Stock.
- $50 - = CHICAGO March l6.
1 The Dro~ers Journal reports cattle receipts 500
s. ssSs5 as stocsers and feeders s. zsa4 at cows
bulls snd mixes 81 00G4 90 bulk 81 s5sS3; through
Hogs Receipts 500 shipments 90 marker SLOW
and shade lower: rough and mixed g! Ees3 ~ Iacg-
iaa and shipping IS bat u,; Hight sso@S 90 skips
Sheep Receipts ioo sltiprnerr. cps market slow
nat;rex 50 0is 81: western S3DJaj bE TEXANS Sz5s
t@4lSt lambs 81 5@a6 =. {. DIV D5dSirTuf |
BV5 KaIisas CITY Grain ana Provisions. oiTi
| 1LgW IIgggg 526l s-KAssas CITY, March l6.
ments Is 81 In store 2sll5 quiet No red. cash.
6a bid; Apr. .0ls bid, May ~ bic. "A asked: No.
:, sDft cash. IN BIO.
Corn receipts 800 shipments 1900; In store 3S 25s
asked. May saless; 3l7l; Juno sti bid. 3l,s ed;
Nd. swhite cash no bid. u
/ Oats So. cssn, 81 bid; 25ss asked. /
Eggs, firm. II.
choice 81 si %: fancy 81 3d. extra fancy 81 90
q i65: patent 81 9oG2 or 81 3fel 81.
Corn Neal.-Green, %; dried. 3d. choice yellow. 65;
bulk, ~.
Ship stuff-Bu.k, 5Aas,.
H.y-stea1y; fancy small baled, $50; iarse s %.
Flax seeO--S. -.
RutterlCreamery. fancy. a. fne dairy, p z
Cheese-Fn, cream. 151sal: nata, 1ecS. = 3
Poultry-Old hens, fat. heavy, 81 %; dressed chick
ems. 6l57 turkeys.9.
Provisions.-Sugar cured hams, 70; bacon 10; dried
bset 81 dried beef ctesr 81 dry salt clear rib Sides
g td long clear g. 3D. shoulders SIS 90; short clear.
e ~. smosed clear rib Sides IS 80: long clear.
IS -. shoulders. 81 10: short clear, IS 40
Mess Pork-SlS %.
LaEd.-Choice fierce, Sc SI1s.
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Apples one dollar per bushel at Steinhaus
er-Merkle Supply Co, So 1926
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Queensware at cost, C. H. Hunters. 97-1Ot
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Invest at once in Meade Center, Kan, the
prospective railroad center of the southwest,
Rock Island. Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific
Call or address Greiner &. McGuftin, Meade
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-17
oueensware at .os., GIH Hpnter'4 sEios

Deeds ard mortgages standard, general
form and No S, for sale in quantities to
suit at this Office. r
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Lot l, block e; Frisco Heights, 4 with
drawn from the natffket.-< ~ -
l02-3t* GEO. G.. MARTIN.
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-Roclreaniv Drip
Amber days. ~ -
: COLLEEN frirs
Diamond drips.
Elegant syrups, 81 gallons II Q, pail. only
one dollar, az Steinhausss- Sierkle Supply Co.
- aFs IL l053t
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Cerealine ten cents pkg. at Steinhauser.
Merxle Sapply Co 514 Il = rs lest
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-17

Elegant syrups, % gallons in pail, only
one dollar, at Steinh auser-Sfer Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-17

Michigan Belle and Burbank potatoes at
E Ross Bros. -4 f d|qll :
y Car Of fine apples at Ross Bros. -Ai8lSt
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Queeusware at cost {, H Hunters s77lot'
Extra copies of hA.sKAetE On boob
.Siped ia the counting fopm FOR 1--we cent?
-t4ch, With or without ~TapPers. q
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sfots Oh North Main st, hetweo,f~-s aAY<t
and Oak streets; good terms, $500.
lot in 3rd block south on Main, cheap,
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: Applesjone doliarSpar bushel at Steinhaus
er-Merkle Supply Co. 1926
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A sweet snap.

A Sweet snap,
i iit dri1s. ii ,lLCJ
Golden dr!ps.
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Seate now On Ssle FOR eveyy opers. ~ Onion
Ticket odaee- Night pfices- 2e-eFved seata
oS-ee. Matinee pYice--6sssFvsd eeAts u 90
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IA VI n o. a0l95
, 1887-07-16
BIG MONEY INVOLVED.
Swan Bros. Sued for $50, 900 by
the Swan Land G. Cattle Co.
The S%cotchmen Claim They We're
SWindled ia Original Purchases.
An Alleged Shortage in the Book
Account of Cattle.

The following Associated Press tel
gram received last evening will be of great
local interest:
CHICAGO, July l5.-Suit for $500, 900
was begun in the United States court this
morning by the Swan Land and Cattle
company Qimlted), of Edinburg, through
their solicitors, Swift 4 Campbell, against
A. H.. Swan and Thos. Swan, of Chey-
enne, Charles E. Anthony, ofPeoria, ILL.,,
@. A. Wilson, Of Chattsworth, ILL.,, and
the following named persons of Chicago:
Joseph Frank, Morris Rosenbaum, God
frey S~nydacker, Louis E. Frank, Henry
l.. Frank, Ellery Z. Spinney, Bertha
Snydacker, Emanuel Mandel, Isaac Low
enburg. Patrick Long, Eugene Arnstein
and Samuel Marks. In 1882 the Swan
& Frank Live Stock company, the Nation
al Cattle company and the Swan, Frank
& Anthony Cattle company, composed of
the above named parties, were grazing
cattle over ranges in Wyoming. These
corporations Joined with Jas. Wilson, of
Edinburg, and sold out for 81, 553, 1913 to
the Swan Land and Cattle
which Wilson had worked up among
Scottish capitalists, including Lord Doug
las Gordon and Colin j. Mckenzie.
The complainant alleges that the pur-
chasers relied upon the false representa-
ton of A. III. Swan upon the improved
inventories of cattle and upon the reports
of one Thomas Lawson, an agent in the
pay of the selling companies. The COM
plainant says that instead of SO, l67 head
of cattle, as represented, there were no
more than q $1,000, and that in many other
respects were the inventories which were
shown them untrue.
In making the sale complainant says
that Swan represented that the number of
calves from the herds would equal %, 500,
while in fact there were only about 600.
The complainant asks 5000 00, which
they say would only about cover the loss
they sustained.
The suit brought to-day is a sequel to
the failure of the firm of Swan Bros, of
Cheyenne some weeks ago. 1t was then
understood that the Swan land and cattle
company would be in no way affected,
but it was known Immediately after the
Swan Bros failure that some of the
Scotch directors of the cattle company
hurried to this country and it is supposed
that the suit brought to-day is the result
of their investigations.
, 1887-07-16
NIPPED.
JAS. Jones, a Sneak Thief, Captured by
an Officer Yesterday.

Jas. Jones was yesterday arrested on
Sixteenth street by Officer Van Thorn
mason, who has been shadowing him for
several days upon the supposition that he
was the thief who entered the room of
Hattie Hammond recently and stole Il
gold watch and chain and a few dollars in
silver. Before arresting the thief the Of
ficer had learned hat he had pawned a
watch in a gambling house, and upon
seeing the t~imepiece recognized it as the
property of the Hammond girl, and secur-
ing a description of the party, apprehend-
ed and arrested him in a professional man
ner.
Jones protested that he was a working
man, a brick moulder, and had gained
possession of the watch honestly. Upon
searching the prisoner a watch was dis
covered upon his person and a pawn
ticket for still another. The ticket was
taken to the establishment from which it
had been issued, and the watch, a small
gold one, with chain attached, examined,
but at present the owner is unknown,
though in all probability the article was
stolen and will be called for soon.
The clever capture of Jones by Officer
Thomasson reflects great credit on the
latter, and evidences that he is constantly
on the lookout for criminals. 1t is thought
by many that Jones is a member of the
gang which has lately committed several
burglaries about the city. AS these
housebreakers and sneak thieves are the
most dangerous characters that ever in
feet a city it is a matter of importance
that one of the depredators is in Jail,
with a possible prospect OF capturing
others.
, 1887-07-16
CHEYENNE SELECTED.
The Mex NJ. e. Conference VIII As
semble In This City.

Rev. D. l.. RAIDER, the Methodist Epis-
copal minister Of this city, made a ten
stroke for Cheyenne at the conference in
Denver Yesterday. By interchangeable
work and earnest endeavors he secured
the passage Of a resolution locating this
city as the place for the holding of the
next annual conference, which will assem-
BILE in July, 1888. The principal rivals OF
Cheyenne were LeadvilIe and Colorado
Springs, both very desirable localities, but
of course, unequal to the magic city. 1t
is said that Rev. RAIDER spoke to the
seventy-five assembled ~clergymen for fully
three-quarters of an hour urging the Sc.
lection of Cheyenne. In the course of
his remarks he set forth the fact that the
visitors would be Hospitality entertained
and have an opportunity of spending a
week in the finest city in the West and
the wealthiest community in the world,
and altogether paid a magnificent tribute
to the city. In the words of Rev. Ste
vens, the bearer of the news The
longer DR.. RAIDER talked the higher
Cheyenne stock went" The delegates to
these conferences, together with their
families, form a party usually exceeding
200 persons.
, 1887-07-16
UNSUITABLE.
} Idge Lee Acquits a Man Charged
with Assault and Battery.

You are charged with assaulting the
prosecutor; what have you to say?" asked
Judge Lee of a prisoner yesterday.
He insulted me, your honor"
"How did the controversy arise2' in
quired the judge in an insinuating tone.
well, you see, he began asking my
opinion as to the feasibility of conducting
water from the Laramie river to Chey-
enne, and began talking about Waldron's
ranch, Wild Horse canon and a lot Of
other places | never heard of.
L naturally concluded that he
was a newspaper reporter and
knocked him down. Since | have
discovered that he was a respectable citi-
zen | am sorry that [ treated him so
roughly"
you are discharged; but don't let it
happen again. You should be more care
full. Reporters are not the only cranks
in town" said the judge, in conclusion,
and the large audience smiled in approval
at the able manner in which his royal
nibs had disposed of the case.
, 1887-07-16
DISAGREE
The Jury In the Mrs. jenkins Case FAN
to Return a Verdict.

Trial by jury is a farce. This remark
has been made a great many times but
eve better illustrated than in in the case
of the City of Cheyenne VS.. Helen Jen-
kins, the notorious designation house
keeper, before Judge j. w. Fisher yes
terday. Though of minor Importance
the occurrence shows what six men, and
good men at that, assisted by a couple of
lawyers, can accomplish in the way of
leading poor, blindfolded Justice into a
ditch and leaving her there.
Just a week ago yesterday evening
Helen Jenkins assaulted and numerically
beat g lewd woman who now travels under
the name Of Minnie Deadeyedickstokes
with alamp, and when taken from her
victim was about to infict further injury
on the PROSTATE and bleeding woman
with a pitcher. The inhuman and immor-
al being who masquerades as a respectable
resident then threatened to murder the
frail girl whom she had belabored to I'M
consciousness unless she was removed
from the premises.
The foregoing was testified to by two
witnesses and admitted by the defendant
who only plead in %extenuatlon of her
offense that she feared the woman was
about to assault her with a chair. She
mentioned this last fact after testifying
that the plaintiff was so intoxicated as to
be unable to walk. John Stokes, ~janitor of
the Alert hose house, swore that he had
from a gate through an open window OBJ
served Mrs. Jenkins beating the girl and
had carried the latter AVA after the ag-
gressor had threatened to kill her. Mrs.
Jenkins repeated the oath and said hat
1t was impossible for anyone to look into
the window from the gate. Two gen :lemen
visited the place Immediately after this
statement had been made and satisfied
themselves beyond the question of a
doubt that Mrs. jenkins was not only
mistaken, but swore to what she probably
well knew was a falsehood.
Yet in the face of all this the jury
failed to agree after being out six hours.
For a time they stood four for acquittal
and two for conviction, but one of the lat
ter changed his opinion for the reason as
he stated hat he wanted to go home.
When Marshall Smith, the foreman, re-
ported to Judge Fisher their inability to
agree there were five for acquittal and one
for conviction.
The jurors were Marshall Smith, H.
w. Moore, Philip Zehner, Jr., II. W.
Rutledge, Geo. Durbin, and r. N.
Heath, six representative and fair
minded citizens of sound judgment.
Considerable difficulty was experienced
in the selection of the jury. The consta-
Bile in attendance pressed into service a
pair of foreigners and three or four non
residents who we're, o fcourse, promptly re-
leased. The charge against Mrs. Jenkins
was that of making and cou~ntenancing
a disturbance" 1t is probable hat the
Observation-Disclosures woman will now swear
out a complaint for assault and bat terry
against the warlike Helen.